Nigeria has always produced legendary artists, but behind every great song is a producer who brings the vision to life. That producer is Chopstix, and with a Grammy win under his belt, he is officially Nigeria’s biggest and most important producer.
Winning Best Global R&B Album at the 2025 Grammy Awards for his work on Chris Brown’s 11:11 (Deluxe) was more than just a moment of personal success—it was a moment that confirmed what we already knew: Chopstix is operating at the highest level of music production.
The Man Behind the Hits
From Ice Prince’s “Aboki” to Burna Boy’s “Last Last”, Chopstix has consistently delivered songs that shape the culture. His ability to blend multiple genres while keeping the essence of Afrobeats intact has made him a household name among artists and a go-to name for international collaborations.
But it’s not just the industry that recognizes his greatness. Fans across Nigeria and beyond have hailed his contributions, acknowledging that his music has defined an entire generation of Afrobeats.
A Future Without Limits
Beyond his work in music, Chopstix is now entering Hollywood, mentoring young producers, and exploring new frontiers in sound design. With his placement on Sonic the Hedgehog 3’s official soundtrack, his influence is growing beyond just music—it is extending into global pop culture.
And if history has taught us anything, Chopstix is only getting started.
Nigeria’s greatest producer has arrived. The world just caught up.
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